Q3 launch plan
We open the second shop on 14 August. The trial ran for six weeks with 212 customers, and repeat orders rose from 18% to 31%.
Think and work with AI agents in your markdown docs
They suggest; you decide. Solipsist is a markdown editor for planning, research and writing. Your agents work inside the page, on your machine, with the models you already use.
Named who the trial customers were as the main risk, using the survey, the order data and the numbers above.
How it works
Solipsist runs in the folder your files are in. Its agents are Pi, an open-source coding agent, built in: you don't need to install it, and an OpenRouter key is enough to start. If you already use Pi, it works here with the same models, logins, skills and connected tools.
Like Pi in a terminal, an agent can run commands on your computer. Solipsist doesn't sandbox them.
Your computer
Browser
Web UI
localhost:3000
The editor you write in.
serves
Solipsist
The server
The app, started in any folder. It reads and saves your files there.
spawns
pi-coding-agent SDK
Pi agents
agentagentagent
One per task, with your files, skills and connected tools.
calls
Model
Local or remote
On your computer or online, whichever your Pi uses.
What you can ask for
Plans, research, reports and notes. The agent looks things up, drafts and draws, and you decide what goes in the page.
Save a task as a button
Keep any task as a button. Press it and the agent does the work again and updates the text in place.
Or put it on a schedule, from every minute to once a day. While Solipsist is running, it updates the page whether you have it open or not.
My tasks
Research questions, answered in the page
Ask a question the way you would ask a colleague. The agent searches, reads and writes up what it found, right under your question.
Each task gets its own agent, so several can work while you keep writing.
Trauma and belief
What does recent research say about how trauma changes religious belief?
It goes both ways. Some people's faith deepens after a trauma and others lose it, and which way depends more on how they coped than on what happened.
What should I ask in my interviews?
Did your beliefs change afterwards, and how soon?
Who did you talk to about it?
What do you no longer believe?
Use the tools you connected to Pi
A browser, your calendar, your task tracker: the agent can use any skill or tool you have set up in Pi.
Ask it to compare a few websites and the screenshots come back in the page, with what it noticed.
Compare our pricing page with our three closest competitors, with screenshots.
All three offer a free plan and we don't. Two of them put the yearly price first.
Ask for a picture
Ask for a chart or a diagram and the agent finds the numbers in your files and draws it into the page.
Select a picture that is already there to have it changed.
Signups per month this year, as a chart.
Page review
An agent reads the whole page and leaves questions in the margin, wherever something is unclear, missing or doesn't add up.
It changes nothing in your text. Open a question to see the reasoning, dismiss it, or ask more.
We move to $12 per seat in January, and existing teams keep their price for a year.
Most teams will not notice the change, since they already pay for more seats than they use.
Your pages are markdown files
Every page is a markdown file in your own folder, and what the agent adds is ordinary text once you accept it. Copy a page into Google Docs or any editor like it: headings, lists, tables, links and pictures stay as they were.
Untitled documentFileEditViewInsertFormat⌘ V
And the rest
Any model you already pay for
OpenRouter, a subscription you already have, or a model running on your own computer. Choose one for each page.
Rewrite anything
Select some text and say what you want: shorter, friendlier, as a table. The old and new text sit side by side until you choose.
Chat with the agent
Talk to the agent that made a suggestion and it revises the result. There is also a chat about the whole page.
Ask about a passage
The answer appears in a card beside it. Nothing is added to the page.
Instructions you can edit
Everything the agents are told is written down where you can read it and change it.
Spending limits
Daily and monthly caps stop new runs when they are reached. The defaults are $5 a day and $50 a month.
A real editor
Headings, lists, tables, images and links, with the usual shortcuts. Vim keys if you want them.
Private
No account, no analytics, no telemetry. Nothing about you or your use is sent anywhere. A task sends the text it needs to your model, and to any tools you connected.
Open a folder you already have
You need Bun. Solipsist lists the markdown files it finds in the folder. Pick the ones to work on.
$ git clone https://github.com/pulkitsharma07/solipsist ~/solipsist $ cd ~/solipsist && bun install $ cd ~/my-notes && bun ~/solipsist/src/index.ts
Then open localhost:3000 and connect a model: an OpenRouter key, or a login you saved in Pi. Read the guide